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11
Nov
Principles of Good Supervision (NPGRN programme)
Supervising doctoral researchers is a rewarding but complex responsibility that requires a balance of academic guidance, pastoral support, and professional development. This interactive training session [...]
11
Nov
Writing and implementing your data management plan
All research projects which collect data need to write a data management plan, and to plan for the long-term storage of and access to the [...]
12
Nov
Using AI Responsibly in Your Research
Using AI Responsibly in Your Research - a new initiative from the Library Research Support Team AI is rapidly changing the research landscape, offering new [...]
13
Nov
Getting published
This session covers important issues to consider when getting published, particularly focusing on choosing where to publish, making your work Open Access and identifying a [...]
16
Nov
Using EndNote Fusion to help organise your research
In this session we introduce EndNote Fusion, covering setting up an account, adding items to your RefWorks collection and creating references and bibliographies. The session [...]
17
Nov
Adding your finished thesis to the university research archive
All doctoral theses are added to the university’s online archive. This makes them easier to find and use, increasing the chances of your work being [...]
18
Nov
Being an Influential Researcher
This session will introduce you to how and why you can use social media to promote your work and assess its impact. You’ll learn how [...]
18
Nov
Demystifying the Viva
Building on the insights from the Viva Survivor workshops held in November 2026 and March 2027, this session offers a deeper dive into the doctoral [...]
18
Nov
RIDA Writing Retreat
If you struggle to find time to make regular progress with your writing then a change of scene and some (supportive) peer pressure could help. [...]
19
Nov
Engaging the public with your research
This session covers effectively engaging wider audiences with your research and using alternative tools of research metrics. You’ll learn why translating your research into everyday language [...]